The intricate golden Lanz letters on a red background that embellish its forehead hint at the self-confidence boasted by the tractor manufacturer from Mannheim. The basalt-grey Lanz Bulldog is presented with the same authentic WIKING look that it once sported when it drove into the 1:87 range as an early classic. Back then, it was modelled after the original D1506 powered by a 55 hp engine. He could have chosen any other large Bulldog with 10.3-litre engine displacement as they looked identical on the outside and their model series was easy to identify and distinguish from the “little” 4.7-litre Bulldogs (four cooling elements as opposed to three in the smaller models). Another distinguishing feature is the miniaturised tank support trio, which marks this machine as the Ackerluft version with petrol starting device.

Body, fenders, chassis, exhaust, and seat basalt grey. Black steering wheel with four spokes. Red wheel rims. Golden "Lanz Bulldog" lettering on a red surface adorning the front. Headlamps hand-painted in silver.